Description
Add a real piece of U.S. heavy artillery maintenance gear to your collection with this 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer Open-Jaw Wrench. This tool is listed under stock number 41-W-3248-405 and drawing/reference C-7928.
This wrench is associated with the 155mm M1/M114 howitzer family. It was made for maintenance work on heavy artillery equipment.
Historical Significance
The 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer was a major U.S. towed artillery system. It served for many years and became one of the best-known American 155mm howitzers.
Tools like this were part of the support gear used to keep artillery ready for service. A howitzer needed more than a cannon and carriage. It also needed the right tools for care, repair, and field support.
Key Details
- Item: Open-Jaw Wrench
- Stock Number: 41-W-3248-405
- Drawing/Reference: C-7928
- Associated System: 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer family
- Use Area: Heavy-artillery maintenance
- Type: Military artillery support tool
- Use: Collection, display, parts study, or restoration reference
Why This Tool Matters
This wrench helps show the service side of the 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer. Artillery crews and support teams needed special tools to keep heavy guns in working order.
It is a good item for collectors who want real military maintenance gear tied to a known artillery system.
About This Item
This listing is for one 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer Open-Jaw Wrench, stock number 41-W-3248-405, drawing/reference C-7928.
This listing is for the wrench only unless stated otherwise. No howitzer, cannon, carriage, tool roll, case, manual, or extra parts are included unless shown or noted.
Ideal For
- 155mm M1/M114 Howitzer collectors
- U.S. Army artillery displays
- Heavy-artillery tool collections
- Military surplus tool collectors
- Restoration reference sets
- Museum and archive displays
Approx length 16", Approx width 7.5", Approx height 1", Approx weight 5.5lbs.
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